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Being that I work for a dealer, I get o.e.m. parts from my own company. However when I need parts for another type of truck, our management prefers that we go though our own aftermarket parts vendor we're associated with. I have encountered times when OEM parts were required for various makes of trucks, and all I have to do is request it at the parts Dept. and they have no objection, as long as I always check with my aftermarket vendor first.
  • Posted 25 Dec 2009 05:23
  • By griffman_23
  • joined 5 Aug'09 - 28 messages
  • Michigan, United States
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